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02

Jun

The return of Charisma Carpenter!
She first rose to fame as the hottest chick to ever grace the halls of Sunnydale High on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and inevitably ended up at “upper being” status when her awesome run on spinoff Angel came to an end. 

Cordelia Chase is not dead! Charisma Carpenter will play a role in Sylvester Stallone’s highly anticipated summertime action flick The Expendables as Jason Statham’s love interest. Every guy in his right mind thinks Statham is awesome. This is a step in the right direction, Carpenter! Plus, she’s also the new face of Butterfingers candy bars.

The return of Charisma Carpenter!

She first rose to fame as the hottest chick to ever grace the halls of Sunnydale High on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and inevitably ended up at “upper being” status when her awesome run on spinoff Angel came to an end. 

Cordelia Chase is not dead! Charisma Carpenter will play a role in Sylvester Stallone’s highly anticipated summertime action flick The Expendables as Jason Statham’s love interest. Every guy in his right mind thinks Statham is awesome. This is a step in the right direction, Carpenter! Plus, she’s also the new face of Butterfingers candy bars.

22

Jan

Nothing Better than a Bad Girl Bombshell

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eighton Meester, Megan Hauserman, Olivia Palermo, and more.

I’ve been monitoring this blog’s progress over the past month or so using an outside analytics software. I’m happy to report that people are reading and the readers do grow exponentially as the days go by. Keep in mind, I only really hope for one enthusiastic reader per post. That isn’t why I’m posting now, though.

Instead, I’d like to make it known that I apparently get about five times as many readers for a post about a hot girl than I do about anything else; hollywood, movies, news, music, quotes, etc. As a thank you to those girls who have made the blog more popular than I thought it would be, and a lot more fun to write, here’s an extra helping of each!

Charisma Carpenter

Mary Louise Parker

Jordana Brewster

Megan Hauserman

Leighton Meester

Blake Lively

Olivia Palermo

PS: I had to turn on the google safe search when getting some new Megan pics… so here’s an extra pic of fan favorite Hauserman! Also, Megan has been especially supportive of the blog, so sign her petition for a new VH1 show below.

Petition

31

Dec

Bad Girl Bombshell of the Day: Charisma Carpenter as Cordelia Chase
I recently started re-watching the entire Buffy series. By recently I mean I started in August and am currently somewhere mid-Season 5. Buffy was most definitely the top show of my childhood. I did, however, lose interest around Season 4 when it originally aired, and now I remember why.
Resident super bitch Cordelia, “the most feared girl in Sunnydale history,” moved to LA and teamed up with re-souled vampire/ Buffy ex Angel when he garnered his own self-titled spinoff.
As Buffy creator Joss Whedon once stated, “All of our characters got to the point (in Season 4) where they were loving and hugging, and it was sort of like, where’s Cordelia?”
Not only was Angel much darker than its predecessor, and consequently much more to my liking, but having Charisma Carpenter as a leading lady earns infinite brownie points.

Interesting fact for fans of the Buffyverse (non-Buffy fans stop reading): I once read that the character of Cordelia was often used for plot progression. In other words, rather than having to drag out a long, dry explanation, they would use her innate cattiness and lack of tact to cut a scene that would take five minutes to thirty seconds.
Example from the episode “Killed by Death”:
Cordy: So this isn’t about you (Buffy) being afraid of hospitals ‘cause your friend died and you want to conjure up a monster that you can fight so you can save everybody and not feel so helpless?
Giles: Cordelia, have you actually ever heard of tact?
Cordy: Tact is just not saying true stuff. I’ll pass.

Bad Girl Bombshell of the Day: Charisma Carpenter as Cordelia Chase

I recently started re-watching the entire Buffy series. By recently I mean I started in August and am currently somewhere mid-Season 5. Buffy was most definitely the top show of my childhood. I did, however, lose interest around Season 4 when it originally aired, and now I remember why.

Resident super bitch Cordelia, “the most feared girl in Sunnydale history,” moved to LA and teamed up with re-souled vampire/ Buffy ex Angel when he garnered his own self-titled spinoff.

As Buffy creator Joss Whedon once stated, “All of our characters got to the point (in Season 4) where they were loving and hugging, and it was sort of like, where’s Cordelia?”

Not only was Angel much darker than its predecessor, and consequently much more to my liking, but having Charisma Carpenter as a leading lady earns infinite brownie points.

Interesting fact for fans of the Buffyverse (non-Buffy fans stop reading): I once read that the character of Cordelia was often used for plot progression. In other words, rather than having to drag out a long, dry explanation, they would use her innate cattiness and lack of tact to cut a scene that would take five minutes to thirty seconds.

Example from the episode “Killed by Death”:

Cordy: So this isn’t about you (Buffy) being afraid of hospitals ‘cause your friend died and you want to conjure up a monster that you can fight so you can save everybody and not feel so helpless?

Giles: Cordelia, have you actually ever heard of tact?

Cordy: Tact is just not saying true stuff. I’ll pass.